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: International and UK LawThe 42 days that could last a parliamentary lifetime
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One vote at a time. All the attention at present is on next week's Commons
vote on extending the maximum period of pre-charge detention from 28 days to
42 days. Will Jacqui Smith's concessions be enough to win over sufficient
numbers of Labour MPs? But even if, or rather especially if, the Government
wins the vote, the story won't end there. Far from it.Full post as published by International and UK Law on June 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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